Film Review. The Dark Knight Rises. The literal and symbolic elements in the film

Dark Knight Rises Film Review
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The Dark Knight Rises Film Review
The is the third movie in Christopher Nolan's Batman films. Bruce Wayne feels that he is too old and the city of Gotham does not need his services. However, following the rise of a new villain, he gets back to war in order to protect the people of Gotham.
Christopher brings an adrenaline-filled movie back to our screens, with the same old characters but adds a few new faces. The films acted as a great entertainment tool as a result of its plot twists and colorful casts. The crew made a great choice of costumes because they enhance the roles of the various actors. For instance, it was not easy to recognize Tom in his Bane costume that helped him look like a true hero. As well, the cat woman was represented brilliantly since that is unexpected from a little girl. The costumes are a representation of a great work of art and perfectly fits such kind of an action movie.
The film brings out a clear picture of the themes from the last Batman films. The most captivating scene was towards the end of the film whereby Catwoman rescues Batman by shooting bane with a gun. It reveals Catwoman as a true hero in the film. Also, the second half of the film is all about symbolism, and it would take the viewer some in-depth thinking for them to relate it to a real-world scenario....